USB Endoscope 3 in 1 Borescope 5.5mm Ultra Thin Waterproof Inspection Snake Camera Micro USB and Type C for OTG Android, PC, Notebooks Windows Mac with 5M 16.4FT Semi-Rigid Cord with LED Light

I bought another brand..returned it and.bought this...very happy with looking up my rifle bores....

Let's be honest, folks, this is a 20 dollar camera. Don't expect 4K quality from it. That being said, this is a great camera for simple inspections. Mine has already paid for itself in a hollow-body electric guitar that had a buzzing sound on certain notes. Using this camera, I found a wire that was just close enough to the inside of the body to vibrate against the body on certain notes and chords. Using the camera, I moved the wire further away from the body and around another wire to keep it from hitting the body. No dis-assembly required!Now, for those who are trying to use it as an actual endoscope, again, it's a 20 dollar camera. If I walked into a doctor's office and they pulled this out to examine me, I'd be out the door pretty fast. It's a low-end inspection camera, folks. A Doctor's or Dentist's Office should be able to afford a better, medical quality camera for internal work with humans or animals. At least they should, considering how much you pay. Why it's sold as an endoscope is beyond me.As another reviewer said, the "nExt Camera App" from the Google Play Store seems to work perfectly with this inspection camera. It loaded right up and has worked fine from day one. Just make sure you Android device is OTG capable. There is an app on Google play that will check you device to see if it is compatible, but I can't remember the name. Once the phone was checked, I deleted it.I've used this on guitars, computers, (what is buzzing in there?), power tools, locating a dropped tool inside a car door, and seeing how wires are routed on top of the car's headliner. It has hundreds of uses if you understand it just let's you see what you can't normally see and it's not a high quality camera. You are not going to shoot the next version of "The Fantastic Voyage" with it.But as a quick and dirty inspection camera, it works just fine.

The Seesi USB Endoscope seemed with good build but after trying it for the first time it didn't work. Plugged it in MacOS and Windows as described on their website, and used the apps mentioned with no success. The Endoscope lights are ON when plugged, but the camera seems not being detected by the MacOS/WIndows. The guidance between Amazon and their website and the instructions within the package are somewhat inconsistent and misleading. In the package instructions they say it works on iOS, but on their website and Amazon product description they say iOS is not supported. Also conflicting suggestion on which app to use on Andriod.

As described

Endoscope came well packaged and with instructions. I downloaded the app onto my Android phone and plugged in the endoscope and in a few taps I had an excellent video. The light on the endoscope is very bright. The endoscope cable is thin but fairly rigid and held its shape well, the end of the scope with the camera is very inflexible. That made it great to set it to look around a tube. I have a Mucar V06 OBD2 scanner that is also Android-based and has a software option for an endoscope. I plugged the cable into the USB adapter and then plugged it into the scanner. The endoscope cable produced crystal clear video onto my scanner display as well. This is a good endoscope at a good price.